How should my duster handle
I certainly don't care what someone does to their car...but I do think too many people seek to modify their car to the point where it no longer even represents what a classic Mopar is. The big, thin steering wheels of the 60's, and the properly assisted steering, is part of the character of the cars. I remember when the modern fat, small diameter wheels were introduced and wondering why anyone would want that. It screams 1987 Chevy Cavalier to me.
Make the car steer like a modern car. Add low profile tires like modern car. Add a super stereo system like a modern car. Put in modern seats and dash. Swap out the engine and trans for a modern car's. After a while....this is your 1970 Duster:
I certainly don't care what someone does to their car...but I do think too many people seek to modify their car to the point where it no longer even represents what a classic Mopar is. The big, thin steering wheels of the 60's, and the properly assisted steering, is part of the character of the cars. I remember when the modern fat, small diameter wheels were introduced and wondering why anyone would want that. It screams 1987 Chevy Cavalier to me.
Make the car steer like a modern car. Add low profile tires like modern car. Add a super stereo system like a modern car. Put in modern seats and dash. Swap out the engine and trans for a modern car's. After a while....this is your 1970 Duster: